Multiple, (almost) undistinguishable entries in tonies.json?

[steve8x8]

While testing a new attempt at the track scraper, I found this (using a json_pp pretty-printed version of the "official" file):

$ grep -i -C5 the.birth.of tonies.json 
  {
    "no": "297",
    "model": "10000174",
    "audio_id": [],
    "hash": [],
    "title": "Maya The Bee - The birth of Maya",
    "series": "Maya The Bee",
    "episodes": "The birth of Maya",
    "tracks": [],
    "release": "0",
    "language": "en-gb",
    "category": "audio-play",
    "pic": "https://08ee523e746768fd7148-f76a52ba8f0c340564df978383fc4de2.ssl.cf3.rackcdn.com/10000227-50000588-b-5zuTgL8H.png",
--
  {
    "no": "319",
    "model": "10000227",
    "audio_id": [],
    "hash": [],
    "title": "Maya The Bee - The birth of Maya",
    "series": "Maya The Bee",
    "episodes": "The birth of Maya",
    "tracks": [],
    "release": "1585699200",
    "language": "en-gb",
    "category": "Audiobook",
    "pic": "https://tonies.com/assets/cache/10000227-50000588-b-5zuTgL8H.0e8873e5.png",

Of course there's only one page https://tonies.com/en-gb/tonies/maya-the-bee/the-birth-of-maya/ - which entry does this belong to, and what about the other one? (Apparently the single page refers to the 10000174 model, not the 10000227 one?)
It looks like the scraper should also get the model ID for matching?

[steve8x8]

Usually, the "pic" image filename starts with the "model" string (there are examples where there's no number).

In this case, the "model":"10000174" seems to be the right one though, and should get updated with the "release" timestamp from the "10000227" one.

The "pic"s all appear to be hosted on *.rackcdn.com, US ones on shopify.com.